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Light Clusters Beaded Bead

Light Clusters Beaded Bead

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$5.00 USD
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Patterns are digital files, not finished objects.

The Light Clusters beaded bead is a simple, elegant design, and it is perfect for showing off shiny pearls or semiprecious stones. Use the geometry of an octahedron and triangle weave to stitch these petite structures. Weave it in multiple sizes for a sturdy solo pendant, a delicate pair of earrings, or a complete set of jewelry.

Pattern

The Light Clusters beading pattern includes:

  • Complete written instructions on how to weave two different sizes of this beaded bead.
  • 8 pages of step-by-step instructions.
  • 36 full color illustrations and photographs.
  • Several photos of finished jewelry and design variations.

Materials

To stitch these beaded beads, you'll need:

  • 4mm to 8mm round beads, stones, or freshwater pearls
  • 15° and 11° Japanese seed beads
  • Beading thread (6lb Fireline, KO, Miyuki beading thread, or One G)

Dimensions: 0.4 to 0.8 inches (1 to 2 cm) in diameter

Techniques: Right Angle Weave (RAW) variation and Triangle Weave

Difficulty: Intermediate

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